So what makes this case stand out from all the others? One of the features that stands out is the handles on the side panels. That might not seem like much, but I think it is a nice touch that makes side panel removal easy and controllable, and the handles fold in to keep them out of the way. Then there is the modular hard drive cage that lets you go from the larger 3.5" drives to smaller 2.5" (SSD) drives quickly. There is also the ability to use long (415mm) graphics cards, and probably my favorite feature is the external SSD Connection Port, or as I like to call it, the external SSD drive bay. I am always moving data back and forth on my SSDs, so this feature makes that a smooth operation. Your cooling options are open too, since you can go with a larger air cooler, such as the Noctua D14, or you can go the liquid cooled route with a top-mounted radiator up to 240mm with dual 120mm fans. The two included case fans did a decent job of moving air through the case during the thermal testing and they were not loud.